A Chinese man once lost a game of chess to his wife and he could not accept it. He sat outside in heavy rain for four hours replaying every move trying to understand where he went wrong. His wife kept asking him to come inside but he stayed there completely absorbed in the game.
It is funny on the surface but also strangely admirable. Some people lose and move on others lose and refuse to let the lesson escape. Obsession is not always about ego sometimes it is about respect for the craft and for the opponent.
It is funny on the surface but also strangely admirable. Some people lose and move on others lose and refuse to let the lesson escape. Obsession is not always about ego sometimes it is about respect for the craft and for the opponent.
A Chinese man once lost a game of chess to his wife and he could not accept it. He sat outside in heavy rain for four hours replaying every move trying to understand where he went wrong. His wife kept asking him to come inside but he stayed there completely absorbed in the game.
It is funny on the surface but also strangely admirable. Some people lose and move on others lose and refuse to let the lesson escape. Obsession is not always about ego sometimes it is about respect for the craft and for the opponent.
